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Regulation and plasticity of intestinal stem cells during homeostasis and regeneration

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Fig. 1. The intestinal crypt-villus unit in mice. The intestinal epithelium isorganized as units of crypt villi
Fig. 3. Models of regeneration in the intestine.A variety of possible scenarios exist for intestinalregeneration
Table 1. Summary of signaling pathways involved in dynamic control of ISC activity
Fig. 4. Regenerative adaptations in the intestinal stem cell compartment. (A) Under normal conditions, CBSs (green) and transit-amplifying cells arecontinuously proliferating (indicated by mitotic spindles)
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